The UK pinball record
Every UK machine, every result, your own game.
The British competitive record and the machines it’s played on, in one place, 632 ranked players, 69 tournaments with full results, and all 246 machines on location, written up in our own words. Free to read, no account needed.
246 UK machines
Our own words, and every source named.
Where a machine actually is, whether it’s rare over here, and what the British scene makes of it: in our own words, alongside the specs, the strategy tips and the rating players gave it.
Backglass art via OPDB
Browse all 246 machines →The record
The competitive record, kept current.
Every sanctioned UK result, the season ahead, and the ability to put any two players side by side. Drawn from IFPA and refreshed on a schedule, not when somebody remembers.
Explore the UK record →Your own game
And then there’s your own game.
No sanctioned play needed. Log what you score, run a league that keeps a real ladder, and collect stamps for turning up and getting better, kept in its own lane, never mixed with the IFPA record.
Accounts
What a free account gives you.
Free, no account
- All 246 UK machine pages: history, specs, strategy tips and video
- Every ranked player, tournament result and the season calendar
- Venue pages, and what’s on the floor
- Tick off the machines you’ve played
With a free account
- Rate machines out of ten
- Keep a bucket list of what you’re chasing
- Your own scorebook, a line per game
- Create or join a league that keeps a real ladder
- Record where you played, venue by venue
Your profile is private until you choose to share it. Make it public and your scores appear on machine high-score boards under your name; that’s the only thing that changes.
For operators
Run a venue?
Claim your page, keep your line-up straight and tell players what’s on. Your edits sit on top of the public listing and never overwrite it. Free, and it stays free.
Find your venue →Venue and machine placement data via Pinball Map, used with permission
Start your record.
Free, private by default, and all it takes is an email address.











